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Best Practices in Food Housekeeping

Best Practices in Food Housekeeping

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Last Update October 5, 2021
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About This Course

This food safety and housekeeping course has been developed by industry experts from across the various food safety disciplines to provide participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to help ensure safe food in any retail environment – as a quality assurance or quality control manager, a facility manager, a food-safe chemical supplier, or as a regulatory inspector/investigator.

Module 1: Types of Hazards:

– Microbiological.

– Chemical

– Physical

– Allergens.

Module 2: Principles of Food Housekeeping:

– Conduct a hazard analysis

– Determine crticial control points.

– Establish Critical limits

– Establish monitoring procedures

– Establish corrective action.

Module 3: Development of Best Practices

– HACCP Plan:

– Assemble the HACCP team.

– Describe the food and its distribution.

– Develop a flow diagram explaining the process.

– Start analysis.

Module 4: Common Pre-Requisite Programs:

– Facilities.

– Supplier control

– Product equipment

– Cleaning and sanitation

– Personal hygiene

– Chemical control.

– Traceability and recall.

– Pest control.

– Quality assurance procedures.

– Standard operating procedures.

Module 5: Benefits of HACCP:

– Business money-saving in the long-term.

– increased food safety standards

– Compliance with the law.

– Increased food quality standards

– Organized process for safe food production.

Module 6: Types of Records:

– Temperature charts / logs.

– Storage logs.

– Cleaning schedules.

– Pest control logs

Module 7: Challenges of HACCP Implementation:

– Lack of expertise

– Large range of product types

– Limited funding and resources.

Module 7: HACCP Certification Process:

– Proposal/ Application for certification.

– Pre-Assessment.

-Training.

– Document Review.

– Certification Audit.

– Certification.

Learning Objectives

Learn the causes and prevention of foodborne illness
HACCP plans and active managerial control.
Responding to food emergencies and foodborne illness outbreaks.
Legal aspects of food safety.
Identify the biological, chemical and physical hazards in the food offered to consumers in a food system.
Determine which hazards are significant risks.
Determine, write and validate adequate controls for those hazards.
Write a food Safety Management Plan that provides an appropriate level of protection for customers.
Train and supervise employees to perform controls that strive for zero customer illness or injury during the life of the business.

Requirements

  • No prerequisite required

Target Audience

  • Employees
  • supervisors
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